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Holman James, shoemaker.
Irish N E, general store.
Knapp T B. express agent.
Knapp & Wilson, General Store. Russell C H, railroad agent.
THOMAS MILLS.
In Kent county, 10 miles east of Chle- donia.
THOMASVILLE. Barry county. (See Gull Lake.)
THOMPSON.
An unimportant place in the northwest- ern part of Iosco county.
THOMPSON CORNERS. Hurou county. (Sve Seberaing.)
THORN APPLE.
A station on the Grand Rapids Division of the M. C. R. R .. in Barry county, be tween Sheridan and Quimby.
THORNTON.
A station on the C. & G. T. Rv. in Kim- ball township, St. Clair county, 10 miles west of Port Huron, the county seat, and 24 enst of Imlay City. Population, 56. Mail, daily. Win. H. Pace, postmaster BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Burns J W. grocer, exp and railroad ast. Burns Thomas, constable.
Pace W'in H, General Store.
The Model Life. Insurance Co.
The Washington of New York,
DR. S. I .. FULLER Gen'l Agent.
RORET MILLS.
J. W. FRENCH MNFG. CO.
PAPER MAKERS
Book and Hems.
J. W. FRENCH, President.
W. W. FRENCH, Superintendent.
THREE RIVERS PULP CO.
Manufacturers of
TRAW FIBRE
11 ......... ....... ......
For Writing, Book and Print Papers.
J. W. FRENCH, President. N. H. BROKAW. Superintendent.
Orders Solicited, and promptly filled.
THREE RIVERS.
MICH.
9009 888710 935
HOE STEPHENS
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., has the largest
MUSIC STORE
THO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THR 1071
Reish J H, blacksmith. Ruddock Wm, justice of peace. Sumner Adam, constable. Syphers Rev (Methodist). Whitney E, Hotel Propr.
THORNVILLE.
Located in 1838 on the Flint river, in Dryden township, southern part of Lapeer county, is a village of 300 inhabitants, con- taining a flour mill, saw-mill, 2 or more stores and a number of artisan shops. It is 11 miles southeast of Lapeer court house, and 55 north of Detroit. Metamora, 3 miles west on the D. & B. C. R. R., is its railroad point, to which and Almont, 11 miles southeast, it has a daily stage line; fare to former, 25 cents, to Almont, $1. Mail, daily. Thomas Reynolds, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnes Alvah, painter,
Barnes & Laidler. coopers.
Caulkins John S, physician.
Deming Ira C, wagonmaker.
Dudley O T, carpenter.
Eoff Jacob H. shoemaker and hotel.
Havens W B, meat market.
Hilliker T & M, foundry.
Laidler Jolin, carpenter.
Laidler Win, carpenter.
Lambertson W FZ, General Store. Lewis J H, blacksmith and constable. Mckeever David, agent.
Morton John, Lumber Mnfr.
Morton & Hamilton, flour mill.
Reynolds Thomas, General Store. Seely Reuben, justice of peace. Wilks Nathaniel, shoemaker.
THREE LAKES
Baraga county, ou the M., H. & O. R. R., 20 miles from L'Anse. No postoffice.
THREE OAKS.
An incorporated village of 475 inhab- itants on the M. C. R. R., in the township of Three Oaks, southwest corner of Berrien county. It is 22 miles from Berrien Springs, the county seat, 20 west of Niles and 7 cast of New Buffalo. Distance to Detroit, 211 miles. It is in a level and originally heavily timbered country, with a strong and productive soil suited to the culture of grain, fruit and grass Lumber and handles are the only urmufactures. and lumber, handles, grain, fruit and her. ries comprise the shipments. The village has Baptist, Christian, Congregational.
Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist socie- ties, a brick graded school building and offices of the Western Union Telegraph and American Express. Stage to Laporte, Ind., 3 times a week. Wm. K. Sawyer. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bailey Silas W. harnessinaker.
Bailey Mrs S J. dressmaker.
Ballard Leander, painter.
Baum MI H, railroad agt and tel opr.
Behler Anton, saloon.
Bennett Bros (George .P and Henry H), broom handle minfrs.
Bommerschein Daniel F, propr Woodland House and exp agt.
Bostwick John B. cooper.
Burkhart John, meat market.
Chamberlain & Hatfield (Win Chamberlain. James H Hatfield), general store.
Chatterson & Friedel ( Joshua Chatterson, Joseph Friedel), hardware.
Cheeney Aaron D, barber.
Churchill Owen, drugs, hardware, etc.
Churchill Mrs Susan, photographer.
Cole Rev C F (Christian).
Conner Calvin W. physician.
Davis Charles H, wagonmaker and painter.
Eby Emanuel G, harnessmaker.
Francis Simeon, flour mill, 4 miles s.
Helmholz Henry. shoemaker.
Hilton Mrs Mary E, milliner.
McCann Thomas, lumber.
McKie James L. general store.
Martin Abram F. grocer.
Martin Rev M M (Congregational).
Martin Stephen H. grocer.
Martin Thomas H. propr Martin House.
Martin & Stout (Thomas H Martin, Johu B Stout), livery.
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Martin & Whitehead (Isaac W Martin. Wm K Whitehead), grocers.
Michigan Independent (weekly), John K Hill propr.
Miller John D. wagonmaker.
Moore George W. meat market.
Olmstead Melborne H. lumber aud handle mufr.
Phillippy Frederick, blacksmith.
Rietzler Engelbert, saloon.
Rynearson Pair, jewelry, organs, etc.
Salters John A. physician.
Sawyer Wm K. furniture and real estate Sonders & Pomeroy (Henry Sonders, Jo siah B Pomeroy). blacksmiths.
Sovereign Frederick F. physician.
Strehle Peter, grocer.
Vetterly August, jewelry and sewing in- chines.
Vincent Edwin H. city recorder.
TELEPHONE STATION,
and Lager Beer Brewery, at 343 Rivard St., corner Maple, JACOB MANN.
OLD, TRIED. SOLID. None Better. Organized, 1851.,
The Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
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MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER THR
Warren Edward K, general store. White Wm K, justice of peace.
White & Son (Wm K and Hubbert B), grocers.
Wilcox Hiram B, physician.
Wilkinson Rev J (Baptist).
Wilson Rev Mosen N (Methodist).
Woodland House, D F Bommerscheim propr.
Wyeth Joseph, drugs, books and lumber.
THREE RIVERS.
Deriving its name from its location at the junction of the Portage, Rocky and St. Joseph rivers, is a thriving incorporated village with a population of about 2,500, and the leading town in St. Joseph-county. The Air Line Div. M. C. R. R. intersects the Kalamazoo Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry at this point, giving Three Rivers no little importance as a commercial center. It is 5 miles west of Centerville. the county seat, 25 south of Kalamazoo, 12 north of White Pigeon, and 145 west of Detroit. The place contains 6 churches, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Reform, Protestant Methodist, Episcopalian and Lutheran, and has 3 societies without church accom- modations, Baptist, United Brethren and Free Methodist. Several of the churches are very handsome structures. It has
a good high school building. ward schools, ? national banks. 3 hotels, 3 weekly newspapers, the Herald, Reporter and Tribune. The manufactures embrace flour, lumber, peppermint oil, castings, sash, doors, paper and pulp, farm imple- ments and velocipedes. The flouring mill of John Hoffman has recently been remodeled and enlarged, at a cost of about $10.000. The shipments, includ- ing mannfactures and grain, live stock. etc., amounted in 1879 to 10,000 tous. Three Rivers is free from debt. and has an enrolled valuation of $1,369.450. The mineral springs located here are said to possess wonderful medicinal qualities for curing dyspepsia and rheumatism. Express, American and United States. Telegraph. Western Union. Stage to Howardsville, semi-weekly; fare. 35 cents. John B. Handy, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams B F & L S (Benjamin F and Lewis S), dentists.
Alexander Eugene D, Dyeing and Scouring.
Andrews B E & L F (Bishop E and Lucy F), lawyers.
Apted Francis, confectionery and teas. Armitage Edward, grocer.
Arnold O & Son (Orrin and Henry D), proprs Three Rivers Herald.
Arnold & Caldwell (John W Ar- nold, Wmn G Caldwell), Planing Mill and Sash, Door and Blind Factory, 2d Ward.
Ashby Samuel MI, -dry goods.
Ayres Mrs Lucy J, milliner.
Backhus Charles W, physician.
Barral Enas, saloon.
Bartlett Harley, furniture.
Bateman David M, exp and ins agt.
Bean Oscar F, Lawyer, St Joseph st. Beeson Isaac N, agt M CR R.
-Bellman Cigar Co (capital $30,000), C A Lothrop pres, Wm H Lothrop treas, Frederick A Bellman sec, cigar mnfrs
Bennett Johnson. dry goods.
Blood Charles L, Cashr First Na- tional Bank.
Booth Minot E. insurance agt.
Bowen James R. pictures and frames. Brand Wm, meat market.
Breese Edgar D, fish, poultry, etc.
Brigham & Warren (John Brigham, Amos Warren), carriage mnfrs.
Brissette George C. clothing.
Brown Frank E. Gunsmith and Sporting Goods, 70 St Josephi.
Brownson Rev Thomas G (Baptist).
Burch Hosea, Livery and Boarding Stable.
Burchill Mrs Ann, Dress and Cloak Making
Burrows Wm W, grocer.
Burwell Brothers (Edward Land Isaac R), shoes.
Case Richmond E, Publr News Re- porter. Real Estate and Insurance.
Chadwick Herbert L, agt L S & M'S Ry. Champlin Elijah, grocer.
Champlin Mrs Elijah, milliuer.
Chills Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Chrysler Levi s, Carriage and Wagon Mufr, opp Three Rivers Plow Factory. ( See adr, page 1075.)
Clark Whitman E, physician.
Collins Win, blacksmith.
Commercial Hotel, George W Van Buren propr.
Cooke George A B, Publr Three Rivers Tribune. (See adr. page 1076 ) Cooper Wm E, propr Central House. Cowling John, supervisor and ins art. Creighton Daniel E. meat market
Cushman Henry D. Drugs, Essential Oils, etc.
Daniels Mrs Win, milliner.
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT, Manufacturer and Jobber.
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THR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THR
These Edgers are in general use throughout the lumber regions from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
CORUNDUM
MILL STONE DRESSER
Patented Jan. 19, 1ST6, and Nov. 20, 1877.
Guaranteed to be the most perfect, reliable and satisfactory Millstone Dresser ever placed before the public: can be attached to any spindle: will dress right or lett. on stones of any size and of any draft in the furrows. Will not glaze or injure the grinding qualities of the bubr.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE THE ELEVATING Railroad Wood Sawing
MACHINE. Capable of Sawing 100 cords of 4 foot word every ten hours with ordinary effort.
Three to Six-Saw Lath Mills. ALSO - LATH BOLTERS.
Founders --- And-
General Machinists
Send for Descriptive Circulars. Address the Three Rivers Mfg. Co.
THREE RIVERS, MICH.
PARALLEL GANG EDGER, WITH FROM TWO TO FIVE SAWS.
£
Home Life Ins. Co.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid balance loan siz per cent. Affording Agents a great advantage.
1074 THR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER THR
Davis Wm N, physician. DeGrush Mrs F A, milliner.
Dexter Carlos E, planing mill.
Dikeman Judson J, grocer and baker. Drumhiller Jacob L, sewing machines.
Dunham John, marshal and grain dealer.
Dunham & Thoms (Jacob Dunham, John C Thoms), grocers.
Eddy Henry C, saw-mill, 3 miles w.
Eisig Monash, clothier.
Eisig MI (Monash Eisig, Silas S Smith), tailors.
Eleson George W, painter.
Emery & Palmer (Lewis Emery, Alonzo Palmer), four mills.
Feas Daniel W, Cooper.
Ferguson Charles, carpenter and builder.
First National Bank (Capital $100,- 000), E S Moore Pres, C L Blood Cashr. Fisher Charles U, Propr Three Riv- ers House. (See ada, pags 10:7.)
Foster John. blacksmith.
Frain Bros (George P and Oscar H), Stoves and Tinware.
Franklin John W, cashr L S & M'S Ry.
French Joseph W, Mavor, also Pres J W French MInfg Co and Three Rivers Pulp Co.
French J W Mufg Co (Capital $150,- 000), Joseph W French Pres and Treas, Willard W French Supt, Proprs Rozette Paper Mills and Pulp Mnfrs. (Sce adr.) French & Wheeler (Joseph W French, Wm E Wheeler), graiu.
Frey Frederick, Baker and Grocer and Restaurant.
Fulkerson George W, justice of peace. Gamby Casper, tailor.
Geiger Caspar, meat market.
George Emanuel M, Pictures and Frames, Jewelry and Notions. Gibbs Win, butter and eggs.
Gillispie George W, flour and feed.
Gordon Rev Thomas (Presbyterian). Gorringe Philip, bill poster. Griffin Miss Emma L, dressmaker. Griffiths John, exp and insurance agt. Hall Henry, druggist.
Hardy Joseph B, Lumber, and Sash, Doors and Blinds, nr L S & M'S Ry Depot.
Hill Austin N. cooper.
Hoffman John W, Propr Portage River Flour Mills. ( Se adr opp.)
Hogeboom Levi S, Supt Three Rivers Mnfg Co. ed Ward. (See adr, pag. 1073) Hoisington Norman, brick yard, 2 miles w. Hovey Oliver HI, Publr and Dealer in Music, also Job Printer. (Se ade, page 1026.)
Howell, Carr & Barnard (Marshall 1, Howell, John R Carr, Newton H Bar- nard), lawyers.
Howell David, supt public schools.
Hummell Jeremiah E, grocer.
Hutchison John, Mnfr Mill Stone Feeders and Power Corn Shellers. (See ade, page 1077.)
Huylar J H & Son (Jason H and Allen H), marble works.
Ikeler & Knowles (Wm M Ikeler, Law- rence D Knowies), physicians.
Jackson G A & Co (George A Jack- son, Lorenzo B Swartwout), Saw-Mill, 2d Ward.
Jacobs Zacharias, barber.
Jewett Charles T, dry goods.
Johnson Sidney & Co (Sidney Johnson. Henry Hall), essential oils.
Johnston Danford W, sewing machines.
Jordan Monroc (col'd), barber.
Kelsey Stephen & Son (Stephen and Ed- ward A), dry goods.
Kincaid Robert, physician.
King & Sargood (James MI King, John Sargood), Saloon and Billiards.
Kline & McVey (Enoch Kline, Win Mc- Vey), painters.
Knox David Jr, Lawyer, St Joseph. Lake Lafayette F, Physician.
Lazarus Richard, principal of school. Lothrop Charles A, pres Bellman Cigar Co.
Lothrop Wm H, treas Bellman Cigar Co.
Lown Powell C, justice of peace.
Lyon James H, Lawyer aud Collec- tion Agt.
McCain Charles E, grocer.
Macomber Acastus L, physician.
Mallo & Dryden (Charles T Mallo, Dennis Dryden), carriage mufrs.
Manufacturers National Bank (Capital $50.000), Joseph B Millard Pres. Oscar F Millard Cashr.
Maxfield Henry, meats.
Millard Joseph B, pres Manufacturers Na- tional Bank.
Millard Oscar F, cashr Manufacturers Na tional Bank.
Miller & Schurtz (Lee O Miller, Clyde Schurtz), Dentists.
Moore Edward S. Pres First Na tional Bank.
Neese Wm B (agent), cigars.
Neidhardt George, Furniture and Undertaker. Ne» man Franklin M. constable. Newman Mrs F M, dressmaker. News Reporter, R E Case Publr. Nichols Neville, druggist.
Niedhardt Miss Lucy, dressmaker.
The Leading
Citizens of Ann Arbor patronize the Leading Merchant Tailors of Detroit, SOL S. BATESON & BRO.
1075
THR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THR
PORTAGE RIVER FLOURING MILLS
JOHN W. HOFFMAN, Prop'r.
MANUFACTURER OF THE
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
BY THE NEW PROCESS.
We manufacture from CHOICE MINNESOTA AND MICHIGAN WHEAT, Selected for Our Trade. Dealer in and Shipper of GRAIN, FEED, ETC.
Pat. Trocosc Flour
This Mill is First-class throughout, HAS EIGHT RUN OF STONE and is equipped with 4 of the Geo. T. Smith Co's Purifiers, and 2 Sets of Rolls.
Three Rivers, Michigan.
LEVI S. CHRYSLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER OF Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs, etc.
Brawater's Side Bar Buggies a Specialty. Part cular attention given to ordered work of every descrip. tion, and satisfaction guaranteed. All orders by mul promptly attended to. Factory and Office opposite Three Rivers Plow Co's Works, THREE RIVERS, MICH.
CHEW GLOBE FINE CUT.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
1076 THR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER THIR
Oft John G, Harness and Trunks, St Joseph.
Pealer Russel R, lawyer.
Pealer Win O. real estate agent.
Pearson Mrs Sophia C, Dress Mak- ing, 62 St Joseph.
Peirce Elvah H, grocer.
Peterson Charles B, barber and printer. Pierson Newton, hardware.
Portage River Flour Mills, John W Hoffruan Propr. ( See ade, page 1075.) Powell Milo C, flour mill.
Pratt Jacob A, propr Jackson House.
Prutzman Bros (Joseph E, John P and Abraham C jr), plow and pump mufrs. Pulver Wm F, shoemaker.
Quartermass Wm N, photographer.
Ranck Miss Belle A, Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Rea Wm W, harness and trunks.
Iced Harry E, Billiards and Cigars aud Tobacco, 9 Penn.
Rice Charles H, deputy sheriff.
Roberts Cyrus pres Roberts, Throp & Co. Roberts George A, treas Roberts, Throp & Co.
Roberts, Throp & Co (Capital $250,- 000), Cyrus Roberts Pres, John A Throp V Pres, Samuel J Throp Sec, George A Roberts Treas, Mnfrs Threshers and Cultivators, 2d Ward.
Rotirer Jacob, saloon.
Bohrer Joseph F, Cigar Mnfr.
Ruggles Ziba B, carriage mufr.
Schlechtweg Caspar, shoemaker.
Schoch Eli W, Hardware and Agri- cultural Impts.
Schoch George, sorghum mill, 2 miles n.
Secor & Dexter (Thomas J Secor, Carlos E Dexter), mnfrs of acme churn.
Seeley Isaac W, painter.
Shaad Conrad, Boots and Shoes, 36 St Joseph.
Sheffield G S & Co (George S Shef- field, Warren J Willits), Mafrs Railway Velocipede Hand Cars, 2d Ward. (See ado opp.)
Shepherd George, tailor.
Silliman Arthur, Blacksmith, Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Silliman Thomas, propr Magnetic Springs. Slenker Jacob F, shoes.
Slote Oliver P, tel opr.
Snyder Thomas B, jeweler.
Snyder & Linsley (Ashbel W Snyder, Ed- ward B Linsley), druggists.
Spellman Jacob L, Cigar Mnfr.
Stetler Aaron, farm impts.
stock Joseph, Meat Market and Butcher.
Street S F & Co (Samuel F Street, Win S Albertson), Books, Stationery and Wall Paper.
Swartwout Lorenzo B, Sec Three Rivers Mnfg Co, 2d Ward. (Se ade, page 1073.)
Swartwont Willard R, Treas Three Rivers Mufg Co, 2d Ward. (See adr, page 1073.)
Taylor John, paper hauger.
Taylor Mrs John, Laundry. Thoma Anthony, blacksmith.
Three Rivers Carriage Works. L S Chrysler Propr. (See ade page 1075.) Three Rivers House, C U Fisher Propr. (See adv opp.)
Steam Power
JOB PRINTING
Cut Work a Specialty.
Three Rivers Tribune GEO. A. B. COOKE, PROP'R.
CIRCULATION, 1050. THREE RIVERS, MICH. Manufacturers' Pamphlets. Circulars, etc .. Receive Prompt and Careful Attention.
JOB PRINTING.
O. H. HOVEY,
Main St., Three Rivers, Mich. New Presses, New Type, Fine Work.
Printing of Every Description Dono in the Best Manner, at Low Prices and Promptly. Business Men will find it to their interest to communicate. All Work Delivered Free.
PICKLES AND VINEGAR, J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of the Celebrated "ARROW BRAND." No. 31 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, 111.
Roofing Slate.
For Sale from Stock. A. KNISELY & CO., 72 and 74 W. Monroe St., CHICAGO.
THR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THR 1077
Three Rivers Baguette Springs, Thomas Silliman Propr. Flint ave.
Three Rivers Mufg Co (Capital $50,000), George A Jackson Pres, L B Swartwout Sec, W B Swartwout Treas, L, S Hogeboom Supt, Founders and Ma- chinists, Mnfrs of Mill Machinery, 2d Ward. (See ade, page 1073.)
Three Rivers Mills, Emery & Palmer proprs.
Three Rivers Pulp Co (capital $75,000), J W French pres, W S Millard treas, C W Millard sec, N H Brokaw supt.
Three Rivers Tribune, G A B Cooke Pubir. (See ade, page 1076.) Throp John A, vice pres Roberts, Throp &l Co.
Throp Samuel J, sec Roberts, Throp & Co. Finun Bchnuth MI, Practical Miller. Titus Albert C, Lawyer.
JOHN HUTCHISON,
ANUFACTURER OF HUTCHISON'S MILL MACHINERY.
Dustless Power Corn Sheller, Will shell and clean 100 bushels of corn per hour. The simplest and best in the market.
MILL STONE FEEDER and SEPARATOR. a perfectly even freder operated by a self-adjusting dansil passing through a hollow shaft, so that the feed is not varied by any expansion of spindle or springing of the curb, etc. Send for descriptive circulars.
THREE RIVERS, . - MICE.
THREE RIVERS HOUSE,
THREE RIVERS, MICH.
The leading house of the city, and headquarters for Commercial Men. Free Bus to and from all trains. Three good Sample Rooms on first floor, and Livery in connection.
C. U. FISHER, - - - PROPRIETOR.
GEO. S. SHEFFIELD. WARREN J. WILLITS.
Geo. S. Sheffield & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
SHEFFIELD RAILROAD VELOCIPEDE
HAND-CARS
Patented March 11, 1579. Three Rivers, Mich.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association, 143 Griswold Street, insures all against Permanent Dis- I ability
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MILLS & BARKER,
Furniture Emporium, 176 & 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, Mich.
1078 THR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER TOR
Trochenbrod August, brewer.
Tucker Ozias B, Groceries and Crockery.
Udell Addison A, photographer.
Van Buren George W, propr Commercial Hotel.
Vanderheyden Abraham, Shoe- maker and Dealer in Leather and Find- ings.
Vernon Ion, physician.
Vosburgh Alonzo, lumber dealer.
Walker & Hoisington (George H Walker, Perry M Hoisington), Mnfrs of the Edgar Spring Bed and Dealers in Mat- tresses. Weaver Bird L, barber.
Welburn Alfred, meats.
Wheeler Charles Mi, dentist.
Willits & Titus ( Warren J Willits, Albert C Titus), insurance.
Willits & Webb ( Warren J Willits, Richard HI Webb), pump mnfrs.
Wise Leman HI, County Agt Singer Sewing Machines.
TIFFIN. Lenawee county. (See Medina.)
TILDEN.
A discontinued postoffice in Marquette county, 4 miles south of Negaunee.
TIPTON.
A small place on Evans creek, in Frank- lin township, Lenawee county, 8 miles north of Adrian, the judicial seat, and 13 south of Manchester. Tecumseh, on the Jackson Br. L. S. & M. S. Ry, 6 miles east, is its railroad point, whence it re- ceives mail by stage tri-weekly. J. A. Tuttle, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burr S A, blacksmith.
Decker S S, hotel propr.
Denuning Win, Blacksmith.
Jenkins A K, physician. Manfred J A, general store.
Pentecost P, carpenter.
Perkins W, justice of peace.
Pierce Rev E P (Methodist Episcopal South).
Pitcher Mrs, Hotel Propr. Smith Albert, wagonmaker. Smith R T, carpenter. Tripp J D, druggist and physician. Tuttle JA, Grocer.
TITTABAWASSEE. Saginaw county. (Se May.)
TITTABAWASSEE BRIDGE.
In Saginaw county, 5 miles northeast of Tittabawassee.
TITTABAWASSEE STA- TION.
Saginaw county. (Sce Painesville.)
TOLEDO JUNCTION. Washtenaw county. (See Harrison.)
TOMPKINS.
A post village in the northern part of Jack- sou county, 15 miles northwest of Jack. son, and 5 west of Rives Junction, on the Grand Rapids Br. M. C. R. R., whence it Nearest receives a semi-weekly mail.
bank at Leslie, 8 miles distant. It has flour and lumber inills, and ships wheat. oats, corn and potatoes. Robert Cox, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cowling Wm, blacksmith.
Cox Robert, grocer and shoemaker.
Dutton, blacksmith.
Godfrey R, house mover.
Hall & Son, flour and saw-mill.
Netherlander N, blacksmith.
Peters E, flour mill.
Root C H, wagonmaker.
TORCH LAKE.
In the northeastern part of Keweensw county, on lake Superior.
TORCH LAKE.
Is situated on the narrow strip of lazd between Torch lake and Grand Traverse bay, in the township of Torch Lake, An- trim county, 134 miles north of Elk Rap- ids, 31 northeast of Traverse City and 1s hy stage northwest of Bellaire, the county seat. The nearest railroad station is Man- celona, ou the G. R. & I. R. R., 26 miles southeast. The place was settled in 1565. and has a population of about 100. Cord wood, grain, lumber and ties are shipped Stage to Elk Rapids, tri-weekly. Teie graph, Western Union. A. Camerou, Jr .. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Blake Rev H P (Methodist). Coolman IL C, physician and druggist. Eagleton Allen, Mason. HIntts Charles, clothing. Lane George MI, buikler,
Torosight is the right eye of Providence, and Providence dictates LIFE INSURANCE Insure in the
WASHINGTON
HTB 13
RCE STEPHENS, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., 3 Detroit, Mich., has the largest
MUSIC STORE
TOR . AND . BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TRA 1079
Lewi. F .B, Hotel Propr. Silkman J H, general store and lumber. Thompson Wm, notary public.
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TOWN LINE. Berrien county. (Se Union Pier.)
TOWN LINE.
In the northeastern part of Wayne county.
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TRAVERSE CITY.
Is situated at the head of the west arm of Grand Traverse bay, at the mouth of the Boardman river, in the northern part of Grand Traverse county, of which it is the seat of justice. It was settled in 1951. became a point on the G. R. & I. R. R. in 1873, and now claims a population of 2,000. The rich alluvial lands of the count- ty are rapidly being taken up by enter- prising farmers, and some of the finest grain, vegetables and fruits grown in Mich- igan are marketed here. The village is reached during the navigable season from
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points on lake Michigan by daily steamers, and communication is maintained at all seasons, with points not reached by rail, by stage lines. The manufacturing inter- ests of the village and its immediate vicin- ity include 1 lumber inills, one of which has a capacity of 20,000,000 feet annually. anda large flour mill. Sash and doors, cigar- box lumber, cabinet ware, wooden ware, brooms, woolens, veneers, leather, brick. castings and wagons are also manufac- tured. It has 5 churches, 3 ward schools. 2 good newspapers, the Traverse Bay Bugle and Grand Traverse Herald, 3 hotels. a bank and a ladies' library of 600 volumes. Fine brook trout and bass fishing abound, and the vicinity is much patronized as a summer resort. The shipments consist mainly of flour, fruit, lumber, wheat and potatoes. Express, United States. Tele- graph, Western Union. Mail, daily. Sam- uel C. Fuller, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Samuel, undertaker.
Ashton & Kneeland (Benjamin D Ashton, Charles J Kneeland), physicians. Asplund Erick, shoemaker. Backer Wm J, boots and shoes.
JOHN N. BROADFOOT,. - MANUFACTURER OF -
WAGONS
AND
Agricultural Implements
WIDE TIRE WAGONS A SPECIALTY.
LUMBERMEN'S LOG WHEELS & LOG TRUCKS
TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN.
Extra Brewed Lager Beer
For Bottling, by JACOB MANN. 343
Rivard Street, corner Maple,
accessible by Telephone Exchange.
OLLA, TRIED, SOLID. None Better. Organized, 1851,
The Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
1080 TRA MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER TRA
Baker E B. mason.
Barnes Smith (Hannah, Lay & Co).
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